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- How Do I ServeHow do I run for City Council or City Clerk? Anyone wishing to serve on City Council or as Clerk must be a duly registered voter in the City of Evart and must have lived in the city for at least six (6) months prior to the election. Step 1: Pick up a Nominating Petition along with an Affidavit of Identity and Receipt of Filing. Clerk will announce the window for circulating petitions. Step 2: Obtain signatures from City of Evart residents that are registered voters. Candidates must secure no less than 25 and no more than 50 signatures on. Anyone signing a nominating petition must be registered
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- Board of Review ProcessBoard Of Review ProcessFollowing are the steps in the Appeal Process if you disagree with your Assessment: The March Board of Review was created to be a board of local citizens who examine and review the assessments and taxable value as determined by the assessor. The Board of Review begins hearings of appeals by taxpayers on the second Monday in March. An appeal to the local Board of Review is mandatory before an appeal can be filed with the Michigan Tax Tribunal. The March Board of Review has the authority to: Appeals to the Board of Review are by appointment. The taxpayer will:
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